Student Handbook - Chamberlain

8. Protect yourself. Personal information can be shared over the Internet with more
people and at a faster rate than ever before; accordingly, be careful what you share.
Protect your personal information to avoid being a victim of sexual assault, stalking,
identity theft or burglary.
Always use privacy settings on social networking web sites and in instant
messaging, and only add people you know personally. Remember, you are not
the only one who can be whoever you want to be on the Internet.
9. Student Groups Guidelines. Student group web pages on any social media platform
are not under Chamberlain College of Nursing’s purview. Please note that student
group web pages may not be used, in any way, to promote, voice an opinion of or recruit
for Chamberlain College of Nursing. The use of Chamberlain College of Nursing’s
logo on student group-initiated web pages is also strictly prohibited.
10. Personal Web Site Guidelines. In online social networks, the lines between
public and private, personal and professional are blurred. Just by identifying
yourself as a Chamberlain student, you are creating perceptions about your
expertise and about the College, and perceptions about you by your colleagues,
instructors and managers.
Be sure that all content associated with you is consistent with your work
and with Chamberlain’s student policies and ethical guidelines. If you publish
to a personal web site on topics relevant to nursing or nursing education, please
use the following disclaimer: “The content on this site is my own and does
not necessarily represent Chamberlain’s positions, views or opinions.”
These rules protect Chamberlain and ensure compliance with very strict state
and federal regulations related to advertising and marketing in the education space.
11. Intellectual Property. Chamberlain College of Nursing’s intellectual property,
including trademarks, copyrights, logos and brands, is the exclusive property
of Chamberlain College of Nursing LLC (a subsidiary of DeVry Inc.). It is not to
appear on student group Web pages or unauthorized social media pages or be
used by individuals to promote themselves or their ideas and activities.
C. Sanctions
Responsible behavior is expected of all students. Students’ communications, regardless
of format, must abide by the Professional Conduct Policy. It is not the intention of the College
to actively monitor student communication; however, should the College become aware of
inappropriate behavior that may violate the Student Code of Conduct, the behavior will be
investigated and addressed per the College’s disciplinary procedures outlined in the Student
Code of Conduct.
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